What types of herbs & spices do you use for chicken or beef or veggies or potatoes?
Do you use certain herbs and spices only when you’re cooking chicken, or beef or veggies or potaoes?
I want to start cooking more and I’m tired of just using salt & pepper.
Please write next to each herb & spice what dish(es) you use them in:
Oregano
Rosemary
Sage
Lemon Pepper
Garlic Salt
All Spice
Sea Salt
Kosher Salt
Dill
Turmeric
Cardamom
Tarragon
Thyme
Bay Leaves
Caraway Seed
Basil
Cayenne Pepper
Paprika
Celery Seed
Cloves
Coriander
Cumin
Curry Powder
Ginger
Juniper Berries
Nutmeg
Mustard Seed
Red Pepper
Chilli flakes
Poppy Seeds
Red Pepper
Saffron
Sesame Seed
Thanks in advance for all your help.
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2 comments a “What types of herbs & spices do you use for chicken or beef or veggies or potatoes?”
Oregano (fresh)- pastas,tastes great with tomato, egg, or cheese based foods
Rosemary- potatoes, lamb, pork, chicken as seasoning or marinating
Sage-seafood, vegetables, breadsticks, cornbreads, Top swordfish, tuna, steaks, chicken, and turkey pieces with Sagelemon butter
Garlic Salt(very strong so use less)- beef/chicken seasoning, pasta sauces, almost anything you use regular garlic just use less of it
All Spice-meatloaf or hamburgers, add whole, cracked berries to marinades for chicken/pork, beef stew, pot roasts, or hearty bean soups, applesauce, fruit compotes, and oatmeal cookies
Dill- sprinkle salads, vegatables, and dips
Turmeric (bitter flavor/scents of orange or ginger) -curries, rice and chicken dishes
Cardamom
Tarragon
Paprika- chili, dry rubs, combine it with butter, margarine, or oil for a quick baste for fish or poultr
Cloves-gingerbread, cookies, applesauce, muffins, cakes, and other sweets
Coriander- curries, meat, and seafood dishes (blend of lemon and sage)
Cumin- mexican soups, beef stews, sauces and bbq marinades
Ginger- asian dishes, teas, and for sweet marinades
Chilli flakes- over vegetables for spicy flavor
Red Pepper- grilled veggie salad, rice & stir frying, flake form as seasoning
Saffron- Use it in Italian risottos, Spanish chicken and rice, French seafood stews and Scandinavian sweet breads.
Sesame Seed- stir fry dishes, sprinkle over veggies and salads
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Oregano- Pizza! And occassionally chicken.
Rosemary- Mmmm…. Rosemary seared chicken= Delish!
Sage- I don’t use it to often, only on pork chops
Lemon Pepper- I never use it
Garlic Salt- Potatoes, french fries, and a dash on hamburgers
All Spice- Don’t use it…
Sea Salt- Delicious in brownies, with a French flair, not on meat
Kosher Salt- Pork, Beef, Chicken
Dill- Ground chicken and feta cheese!
Turmeric- Chickwen
Cardamom- Don’t use
Tarragon- Chicken and Pork
Thyme- Chicken and pork
Bay Leaves- Stir fry with anhy meat
Caraway Seed- dont use
Basil- Chicken
Cayenne Pepper- Don’t use
Paprika- Don’t use
Celery Seed- Pork
Cloves- Don’t use
Coriander- Chicken
Cumin- Chicken
Curry Powder- Pork
Ginger- Chicken
Juniper Berries- Proscuitto
Nutmeg- never on meat
Mustard Seed- Pork
Red Pepper_ Beef
Chilli flakes- Pork
Poppy Seeds- Never on meat
Red Pepper- Potatoes
Saffron- Chicken
Sesame Seed- Never on meat or potatoes
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